Do you have to set the timer, or can you just turn this on and have it run (cycling on and off based on humidity setting) until it runs out of water?
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We live in a hot and dry apartment. We usually do not at the timer, set output to max, and it will cycle on/off until it runs out of water, usually the next morning. The humidistat does appear to overestimate the humidity by about 10% compared to a separate hydrometer. I believe this is due to the location of the senor near the mist output, but is easy to overcome by setting the target humidity about 10% higher. The timer is optional and I've never used it.
27289
I've never set the timer, and it will run until it is out of water and automatically shut off.
27290
You can set it to run anywhere from 1 - 12 hours or continuously. It will cycle when it reaches the humidity % set-point.
27291
I have never used the timer. I keep it on continuously. If I forget to fill it, it just cuts off. No problem.
2078060
I use mine on the"off and on" setting where it runs 30 seconds and then shuts off for 30 seconds. Mine will run in this mode for at least 6 hours, probably 7. I just use it during the day and since I've only had it about 2 weeks I'm not sure exactly how long it will run. If you have to have humidification all night, I'd stick with an actual humidifier, unless about 7 hours is sufficient. That said, I love my Smiley Daisy!
2028618
Doesn't measure room humidity if that's what you mean. There is a dial to set relatively (like a slow to fast dial) how much humidity you want it to put out. The automatic shut-off only kicks in when the water level gets to almost empty.
1064643
This works with a dial. The dial detects humidity. You can have it on full and then it just keeps running or less in which case it stops at a certain humidity. I don't know why it wouldn't go back on when the power came back. It isn't digital at all. But I don't leave it on when we aren't there either.
1790785
If your humidistat actually breaks the power circuit, then yes leaving the unit on should re-start it when the power is resumed. It is a basic unit. You turn a mechanical knob to set fan speed to low, medium, or high. It stays on until it is turned off, or water gets low. I bought it for my mother in law to use in the winter, so I can not actually test my conclusion. All I know is she has to re-fill water tank every other day, which is a pain, however the unit is still working well.
1016465
Basically this switch has 2 ons and offs. One on is moisture. And the second is a switch. So you can just turn it on with a button. The two offs are Time and a switch. So if you hit a button to turn it on, it would shut off when the timer ran out or when you hit the off button.
915017
you have to actual attached the water hose, and turn on the water. At at time and day, is how you set this unit. My worked fine for about 4 months, then just stop working. the batteries got wet, and the unit died.
507275
You turn on the water, and it will mist continuously until you turn the water off. If you added a digital timer, you could do intervals.
1775592
Yes ,Once the dirsired hummidity is reach the unit will turn off and will run again when the humidity rises...I love this unit......Also you can set the timer to run for 1,2,3 hours and more....and then the unit will shut completely off...
1454659
It shuts off when it need emptying, however I don't know if it shuts off when reaching the desired humidity level. Ours is in the basement and under house and has never reached that point.
1067053
I set mine to 50 to 55. Don't know about the timer persay. All I know is that when it reaches what you set for the humidity then the compressor shuts off and eventually the fan.
174627
No, the fan does not run all the time. Once you have set your humidity level the unit will only activate to maintain the the desired level.
1104575
There is a delay timer built into the fan so once you turn the switch off the fan will run (anywhere from 30 sec to 60 mins which ever you set it too) if you want to run the fan on a timer you could do so just install the timer make sure it's made for low voltage (because the switch for the fan is low voltage if install properly) and and set the delay on the fan to zero. Personally I'd prefer the use of the built in fan timer because no matter how long you use the bathroom the fan will remain on for a set time after you leave which is ideal for moisture control
1890405
I haven't tried it but you should be able to set the frequency to 24. That will then water every hour. Then set run time to 30. That should water 30 minutes every hour
37749
Yes it can. It is a bit deceiving but when you press where it says "Timer" it activates the timer, when you press either of the arrows that changes your desired humidity setting up or down.
1531093
When the bucket fills the machine will automatically shut off until the water is dumped out and the float drops. To set the humidity level turn off continuous mode the press the up/down arrows until the led readout is at the desired humidity level.
1868406
Reset automatically? It works just like a thermometer, changing as the temperature and humidity changes. I just bought it, turned it on, and check it daily. It will run till the battery goes out, but has no particular programming buttons. Hope that helps.